Authors:	la.panon.
Version:	0.14.1

This document may not reflect the latest version of gdextwiz.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please run:

gdextwiz --help

🔖 Definition of Terms

bootstrap.nim

The bootstrap.nim file serves as the entry point for your GDExtension module.
It defines which classes should be registered with the engine.
Compiling this file produces the dynamic library that implements your GDExtension logic.

🔧 Command Reference

gdextwiz new-extension [name]

gdextwiz new-extension MyExtension

Generates a template for a new GDExtension project.

This command is mainly intended for beginners or quick prototyping.
If you’re already familiar with GDExtension and the necessary compiler options, you may not need to use this command.

gdextwiz build [compiler-arguments…] [project-path]

gdextwiz build

gdextwiz build path/to/project

gdextwiz build -d:platform:web path/to/project

gdextwiz build -d:platform:windows -d:mingw

Searches upward from the current directory to find the nearest bootstrap.nim and compiles it.

If a project.godot file is found before bootstrap.nim, this command automatically delegates to build-all.

gdextwiz build-all [compiler-arguments…] [project-path]

Searches upward from the current directory for a project.godot file, then finds and builds all bootstrap.nim files under that project root.

This is useful for projects with multiple extensions.

gdextwiz editor [project-path]

gdextwiz editor

gdextwiz editor path/to/project

Searches upward for a project.godot file and launches the Godot editor using:

godot --editor

gdextwiz run [compiler-arguments…] [project-path]

Equivalent to:

gdextwiz build && godot

However, if the .godot/ directory is missing, it falls back to run-editor.

gdextwiz run-editor [compiler-arguments…] [project-path]